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ArticleUnlocking passenger flow and satisfaction in constrained terminals
Airports are combining technology, operational collaboration and flexible terminal design to improve passenger flow and passenger satisfaction.
ArticleModernising legacy baggage handling systems and improving resilience
Airport operators are modernising baggage handling infrastructure as rising passenger demand places pressure on legacy systems and operational resilience - a topic that will come up for discussion at the International Airport Summit 2026 in Rome.
ArticleScaling baggage innovation: From pilot projects to operational reality
Industry experts from Aruba Airport and Amsterdam Schiphol reveal how airports are transforming baggage handling through predictive data systems, strategic robotics deployment and cross-stakeholder collaboration. Learn how to move innovations from pilot projects to daily operations while managing workforce challenges and rising passenger demands.
InterviewAirport baggage handling project: next generation systems transforming performance
A major baggage transformation at Melbourne Airport is redefining how airports manage capacity, efficiency and passenger flow through next-generation automated technology.
InterviewThe T4 state of mind: JFKIAT celebrates 25 years of T4, led by Roel Huinink
Roel Huinink, President & CEO of JFKIAT sat down for an interview with Holly Miles to discuss the North Star vision for JFK Airport’s largest terminal and how it is progressing.
ArticleVeovo selected by Seattle–Tacoma International Airport to strengthen slot coordination
Veovo has been selected by Seattle–Tacoma International, in partnership with OneAlpha, to deliver slot coordination beyond runway availability. The platform evaluates requests against runway, apron and terminal capacity, giving coordinators a whole-airport view of constraints. Airlines submit and track requests via a self-service portal, validated against IATA guidelines. Real-time heatmaps and scenario planning tools help planners see how demand and infrastructure changes affect capacity.
NewsRegulator warns of potentially deadly threat posed by over 100 million incorrectly packed batteries
UK aviation regulator urges passengers to carry lithium batteries in the cabin amid rising incident rates and heightened summer travel demand.
NewsBudapest Airport upgrades facilities ahead of busy summer travel season
New check-in facilities, security screening enhancements and infrastructure investments are supporting increased passenger demand this summer.
NewsWorld’s first operational AI-driven CT baggage scanner in use at Maastricht Aachen Airport
New AI-supported technology enhances detection capability and throughput while supporting improved passenger processes and future regulatory compliance.
NewsDenver becomes first major US hub to fully implement FAA airport safety system
DEN completes full rollout of FAA-required safety management system, strengthening risk-based oversight, operational resilience and cross-airport collaboration.
NewsAirlines and airports urge urgent rethink of EU border system amid summer disruption
Aviation groups call for urgent flexibility on EES as border delays surge, warning of mounting disruption to passengers, airport operations and Europe’s global competitiveness.
NewsHong Kong airport canine unit marks five years of aviation security operations
The specialist detection dog unit has played a key role in safeguarding passengers and airport facilities since its establishment in 2021.
InterviewBaggage visibility and traveller trust: digitising the end-to-end bag journey
Digital baggage transformation at Vancouver International Airport is improving operational visibility, predictive maintenance and passenger trust without requiring major physical infrastructure expansion.
VideoHow Rome Fiumicino is shaping the airport of the future: ADR CEO Marco Troncone
What does it take to move from a good airport to a truly great one?
ArticleHow can airports close the drone defence gap before disruption becomes the new normal
Drone threats are escalating across European airports, forcing operators to rethink security strategies as technology advances faster than regulation and operational preparedness can respond.
ArticleAutonomous vehicles for airport operations
From baggage towing to autonomous wheelchairs, airports are rapidly expanding the use of driverless technology to improve productivity, safety and passenger experience.
ArticleBoosting airport safety and connecting Wellington to the world
Wellington Airport has enhanced runway safety and operational flexibility through completion of a new EMAS infrastructure project.
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Airport baggage handling project: next generation systems transforming performance
A major baggage transformation at Melbourne Airport is redefining how airports manage capacity, efficiency and passenger flow through next-generation automated technology.
ArticleNarita Airport’s data-driven strategy for sustainable capacity growth
As Japan’s workforce ages and passenger demand rises, Narita International Airport is pursuing capacity growth without increasing headcount. Executive Officer Shinichiro Motomiya explains how the airport is using data integration, targeted automation and embedded sustainability to build flexible infrastructure for the next three decades.
ArticleThe New Terminal One at JFK: A blueprint for innovative airport terminal design
JFK’s New Terminal One is pioneering biometric identity verification and computed tomography screening systems through strategic partnerships with U.S. Customs and Border Protection and TSA.
ArticleHow cross-belt sorters remove the pain points from airport baggage handling
James Moody, Product Marketing Specialist at Leonardo explains how cross-belt technology is redefining baggage handling, combining proven reliability, compact design and operational flexibility.
ArticlePlanning airport infrastructure amid uncertainty: A Swedavia perspective
John Nilsson, Strategy Manager for battery-electric and hydrogen aircraft from Swedavia Airports explores how scenario-based planning, flexible infrastructure and cross-sector collaboration are becoming essential as airports prepare for fossil-free aviation amid deep uncertainty.
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Narita Airport’s data-driven strategy for sustainable capacity growth
As Japan’s workforce ages and passenger demand rises, Narita International Airport is pursuing capacity growth without increasing headcount. Executive Officer Shinichiro Motomiya explains how the airport is using data integration, targeted automation and embedded sustainability to build flexible infrastructure for the next three decades.
InterviewThe energy transition at Venice Marco Polo Airport: A Q&A with Davide Bassano, Director of Sustainability part 2
In part 2 of this series, Davide Bassano, Director of Sustainability at Gruppo SAVE answers audience questions received during IAR’s energy revolution webinar.
ArticleDelivering personalised airport passenger journeys while managing rising travel demand
As passenger numbers grow and expectations rise, airport leaders explore how data, collaboration and technology can enable tailored travel experiences.
NewsAdani Airports unveils integrated airport city programme across India
Adani Airports has announced a major airport city development programme spanning six airports across India.
NewsLiege Airport employment study highlights growth and economic impact
Updated figures highlight the airport’s role as a major logistics hub and economic driver for Wallonia and Belgium.
NewsSAATM expands connectivity as African aviation integration gathers momentum
New figures highlight growing participation in Africa’s open skies initiative as connectivity and passenger traffic continue to increase.